Public choice theorists say that the greater the number of potential voters in an election,the __________ the perceived benefits of voting held by each voter,and so the __________ the likely percentage turnout of voters.
A) greater; lower
B) greater; higher
C) smaller; lower
D) smaller; higher

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Public choice theorists argue that as the number of potential voters increases, the perceived impact or benefit of any single vote diminishes, leading individuals to perceive voting as less beneficial. This decreased perceived benefit, in turn, is likely to reduce the percentage of voters who decide to turn out, hence the correct answer is "smaller; lower."

Public Choice Theorists Say That the Greater the Number of Potential